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I have combined two files into one file. I used copy/paste to enter the
contents of file 2 into a new sheet on the original file. I now have a single file which contains 2 sheets. Let's name the sheets: Source (smaller) and Original (larger). Now, I want to use column A containing 419 rows of the Source sheet to search column A containing 4,763 rows of the Original sheet and highlight the ones that matching names. Example: "ABC Industries" is found in column A on both sheets - but in different rows. On the source sheet, it is in row 5. On the original sheet, it is in row 20. I want to use the source sheet "ABC Industries" in row 5 to highlight the "ABC Industries" in row 20 on the original (as it is a match). However, I want automate the process of looking at all 419 names in the source sheet to highlight the matches found in the original sheet. How can I do this? -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200805/1 |
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